2022 SUNYAC Swimming and Diving Championships Day 2
BUFFALO, N.Y. – The 2022 State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) men's and women's swimming and diving championships finished day two of the four day meet, Thursday at the Burt Flickinger Aquatic Center at Erie Community College (ECC) in Buffalo, NY. The championship will continue Friday at 10 a.m. See the full schedule here.
SUNYAC Champions
Men's
200 freestyle relay - Jordan Nielsen, Alex Jakubiak, Connor Towers and Mark Crocker, Geneseo, 1:22.69
500 freestyle - Christopher Weber, Geneseo, 4:37.74
200 individual medley - Jack Cimorelli, Geneseo, 1:50.08
50 freestyle - Mark Crocker, Geneseo, 20.76
400 medley relay - Ben Ludlow, Jack Cimorelli, Mark Crocker and Jordan Nielsen, Geneseo, 3:20.97
Women's
200 freestyle relay - Alexis Falvo, Grace Kanaley, Kenzie Fischer and Amaya Digiovanni, Geneseo, 1:35.23
500 freestyle - Kimberly MacDonald, Geneseo, 5:03.90
200 individual medley - Kenzie Fischer, 2:08.34
50 freestyle - Elizabeth Sagan, Brockport, 23.97
1 meter dive - Taylor Williams, Cortland, 478.35
400 medley relay - Ashley Felber, Lauren Sposili, Alise Hale and Alexis Falvo, Geneseo, 3:56.03
Record Breakers
Cimorelli broke the SUNYAC meet record in the 200 IM which was held since 2018 by Cooper Knapp (New Paltz).
Geneseo men's 400 medley relay team (Ben Ludlow, Jack Cimorelli, Mark Crocker and Jordan Nielsen) broke both the conference and meet records.
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 14
1. Geneseo 418
2. Cortland 230
3. Oswego 146
4. New Paltz 136
5. Oneonta 118
6. Potsdam 103
7. Brockport 92
8. Buffalo State 73
9. Fredonia 63
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 14
1. Geneseo 371
2. Cortland 214
3. Brockport 173
4. New Paltz 142
5. Oswego 119
6. Fredonia 118
7. Oneonta 96
8. Buffalo State 79
9. Potsdam 69
The SUNYAC would like to thank the Buffalo/Niagara Sports Commission and Jim Adler, the sports sales manager for the commissioner for presenting the SUNYAC with a gift tonight for bringing the conference swimming & diving championships to the city of Buffalo once again. Visit the Buffalo/Niagra Sports Commission page here for more information on the Buffalo area.
For up-to-date information regarding the swimming and diving championships including video and live results visit the SUNYAC swimming and diving championship page
Tickets will be available for purchase on site. Doors open an hour before start times. Masks are required for all spectators at all times in the building.
